of "Winn-Dixie Scout Reservation." In 2007, the Winn-Dixie name expired, and the Scout Reservation later sold naming rights to the Leonard and Marjorie Williams family. Order of the Arrow Tipisa Lodge #326 is a Lodge of the Order of the Arrow associated with Central Florida Council. It is descended from the Tipisa Honor Camper Society, and is the only lodge of that organization to retain the Tipisa name. Tipisa weekends are always held at Camp La-No-Che. It is part of Section 4, Southern Region. As of 2013, membership in Tipisa Lodge numbered more than 1,400 Scouts and Scouters. The Lodge was formed as an extension of the "Tipisa Honor Camper Society" in 1938. The society, which was originally created in 1930, also had chapters in Boy Scout councils in Michigan and Indiana. The Indiana chapter was chartered as an OA Lodge under the name "Me-she-kin-no-quah #269" in 1944, and the Michigan chapter was chartered as "Tecumseh #332" in 1946. The Central Florida chapter retained the Tipisa name, and was also chartered as an OA Lodge in 1946. "Tipisa" is from the Sioux language, meaning "red tipi". Tipisa hosts 4 events annually, including: Spring Conclave in March, OA Service Weekend in May, the Lodge Leadership Development Program (LLDP) and Banquet in August, and Fall Fellowship in September. It also hosts TNAW (Tipisa Native American Weekend) in February. The chapters of the lodge host their own Ordeal weekends (with some chapters holding joint weekends) from October to February. Tipisa Lodge is divided into eight chapters, each representing a separate district of Central Florida Council. Timuqua District - Micco-Tomokee Riverside District - Nefketeh Challenger District - Kikape Eagle Empire District - Lemhee-Yekchi Colonial District - Lodja Hadjo Lake District - Wewahitchka Osceola District - Wahitlaw Seminole District - Huracan See also Scouting in Florida Boy Scouts of America References External links Tipisa Lodge #326 Official Website Camp La-No-Che Official website Boy Scouts of America Local councils of the Boy Scouts of America Youth organizations established in 1922 Southern Region (Boy Scouts of America) Youth organizations based in Florida 1922 establishments in Florida